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[PO01] Annual GHG emissions according to Regulation (EU) 2023/857
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In 2021, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from sources according to the Regulation (EU) 2023/857 increased by 5.5% compared to the previous year and were lower than the annual target by 8.6%, which means that the target was achieved. GHG emissions decreased in the waste and electricity and heat production sectors, and the most in the consumer sector. In all other sectors emissions increased, with the exception of the agriculture, where they remained at the 2020 level. Despite good results, additional measures are needed to ensure long-term GHG emissions reduction in accordance with the mid- and long-term targets.

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Figure PO01-1: Non-ETS emissions in the period 2005−2021 compared to the target trajectory for emissions in the period 2013−2020 that was calculated and based on 2005 emissions and to the target trajectory for emissions in the period 2021−2025
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Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Total GHG emmissions in nonETS sector Target value set in Decision 406/2009/ES Target value set in Regulation (EU) 2023/857
2005 100
2006 100.78
2007 100.65
2008 109.23
2009 97.82
2010 99.20
2011 99.02
2012 96.73
2013 92.46 103.66
2014 89.25 103.91
2015 90.87 104.16
2016 96.05 104.42
2017 95.05 102.65
2018 94.18 102.94
2019 92.11 103.23
2020 83.09 103.52
2021 87.68 95.92
2022 93.43
2023 90.94
2024 88.45
2025 85.96
Figure PO01-2: GHG emissions divided to non-ETS sectors in year 2020
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Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Transport[%] Agricultural[%] Other[%] Waste[%] Energy[%] Industry and construction (with processes and use of solvents)[%]
2021 0.50 0.17 0.12 0.04 0.05 0.12
Figure PO01-3: Non-ETS emissions by sector in the period 2005−2021
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Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Transport[kt CO2 eq] Other[kt CO2 eq] Agricultural[kt CO2 eq] Waste[kt CO2 eq] Energy[kt CO2 eq] Industry and construction (with processes and use of solvents)[kt CO2 eq]
2005 4401.34 2719.31 1798.72 849.29 635.36 1487.13
2006 4637.35 2463.87 1797.91 809.62 649.18 1625.19
2007 5239.95 2045.94 1858.87 749.26 633.16 1440.42
2008 6159.08 2402.58 1781.53 673.05 577.01 1394.63
2009 5158.76 2286.80 1790.46 610.19 583.21 1201.59
2010 5299.22 2312.36 1758.27 599.13 609.92 1216.01
2011 5649.48 2052.16 1740.59 605.56 624.40 1102.58
2012 5668.06 1799.57 1724.56 589.02 605.14 1115.09
2013 5367.27 1718.12 1709.18 566.93 577.69 1054.36
2014 5383.26 1421.33 1755.99 534.13 462.06 1055.57
2015 5353.65 1537.63 1799.50 542.49 490.37 1080.82
2016 5726.82 1607.22 1822.16 537.76 518.00 1209.02
2017 5856.28 1475.43 1787.83 524.21 546.52 1111.88
2018 5835.01 1371.04 1787.57 483.65 552.49 1169.03
2019 5625.00 1357.73 1807.84 474.04 536.78 1151.02
2020 4575.49 1357.61 1812.53 451.12 536.03 1146.90
2021 5205.46 1258.02 1812.99 428.77 508.32 1210.29
Figure PO01-4: Non-ETS emissions by sectors in the period 2005−2021 compared to the projection values for 2020 and 2025 and linear target trajectories for each sector in the period 2012−2025
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Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Transport Other Agricultural Waste Energy Industry and construction (with processes and use of solvents)
2005 100 100 100 100 100 100
2006 105.36 90.61 99.96 95.33 102.18 109.28
2007 119.05 75.24 103.34 88.22 99.65 96.86
2008 139.94 88.35 99.04 79.25 90.82 93.78
2009 117.21 84.10 99.54 71.85 91.79 80.80
2010 120.40 85.03 97.75 70.54 96.00 81.77
2011 128.36 75.47 96.77 71.30 98.28 74.14
2012 128.78 130.54 66.18 66.96 95.88 94.52 69.35 74.58 95.24 94.72 74.98 73.50
2013 121.95 130.09 63.18 64.47 95.02 95.83 66.75 72.26 90.92 96.13 70.90 71.56
2014 122.31 129.65 52.27 61.97 97.62 97.14 62.89 69.94 72.72 97.54 70.98 69.63
2015 121.64 129.21 56.55 59.48 100.04 98.45 63.88 67.62 77.18 98.95 72.68 67.69
2016 130.12 128.77 59.10 56.98 101.30 99.76 63.32 65.29 81.53 100.36 81.30 65.75
2017 133.06 128.33 54.26 54.49 99.40 101.07 61.72 62.97 86.02 101.77 74.77 63.81
2018 132.57 127.88 50.42 51.99 99.38 102.38 56.95 60.65 86.96 103.18 78.61 61.88
2019 127.80 127.44 49.93 49.50 100.51 103.69 55.82 58.32 84.49 104.59 77.40 59.94
2020 103.96 127 49.92 47 100.77 105 53.12 56 84.37 106 77.12 58
2021 118.27 125.32 46.26 50.53 100.79 100.59 50.49 51.11 80.01 81.13 81.38 73.91
2022 122.84 51.14 100.41 49.09 77.89 70.70
2023 120.36 51.75 100.24 47.08 74.66 67.49
2024 117.88 52.35 100.06 45.07 71.42 64.27
2025 115.40 52.96 99.88 43.06 68.18 61.06
Figure PO01-5: Change in GHG emissions by sector and in total in the period 2005−2021. The graph presents the absolute change (in kt CO2 eq) and relative change (in %) of emissions in comparison to the 2021 targets
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Jožef Stefan Institute - Energy Efficiency Centre

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Last modified
06.02.2024
Author(s)

Marko Đorić and Matjaž Česen, both JSI-EEC, prepared as a part of Refreshing Climate mirror indicators project for Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia

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